Sentence examples for having a high standard of from inspiring English sources
There's a paradox about living in the UK We don't do very well in quality of life indices, despite having a high standard of living.
While having a high standard of quality is admirable in any business, not allowing drivers, especially new ones, a chance to correct mistakes through a "probation" period, -- nor a timely opportunity to appeal such a quick decision -- in my opinion, is incredibly short-sighted.
The wife said many of the expatriates she met in Hong Kong -- where rents often are more than $10,000 a month -- chose to move to Greenwich when transferred to the New York area, because they see it as having a higher standard of living than Westchester.
Our plight is having a higher standard of beauty than our bodies can match; we are pickier than our maker.
"We are very concerned about the entry-level member having a higher standard of living," Mr. King told reporters after a speech to the Detroit Economic Club.
The conventional wisdom that Australians do not save enough for retirement is wrong, with the typical retiree having a higher standard of living than they did when they were working, the Grattan Institute says.
In the autumn or winter of your years, having a younger spouse is likely to mean having a higher standard of health and fitness to keep up with, and when it comes to it, a younger spouse is probably a more energetic caregiver than someone your own age.
Japan has a high standard of living, which contributes much to the general good health of the Japanese people.
"We owe it to ourselves and to our policy makers to have a high standard of public debate about the future of our energy supplies.
For much of the time since allied occupation ended in 1955, Austrians have had a high standard of living without extremes of rich or poor.
